Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-07-06

| Are quickly given to every part OF the
body BY Hoods Sarsaparills. That tired
feeling is entirely overcome. The blood
is purified, enriched, and vitalized, and
carries health instead Of disease to every
organ. The stomach is toned and streng.
thened, the appetite restored. The kid
neys and liverare reused and invigorated.
The brain is refreshed the mind made
clear and ready for work. Try it.
One of the pleasantest social events
of the season was the lawn party given
by Miss Esther Royce last Friday even.
ing, to a company of her young friends.
On entering the house. each guest was
presented with ribbon, having printed
on It the evenings program and the words
\ Souvenir July I, 1887" An interesting
literary program was one of the features
of the evening. A splendid time was the
universal verdict.
st. Paul Dispatch, June 80: The Mil
waukee company is expanding over 800
600 in Austin this season. Tomorrow
that place becomes full division point
OF the Southern Minnesota division. The
entire plant of the burnt WATERFOWL,
OAK, shops will be removed there, and
during the next two months the popula-
ton will be increased by the ingress of
from seventy-tive to enc hundred skilled
workmen. ~ @. ~ e
The Albert Lea Enterprise tells of a
very delicate piece Of surgery being per-
formed upon Mrs. Loomis of that place,
being the removal of the gall bladder.
which contained sixteen gall stones, one
OF them weighing fully half an ounce.
Good gracious! Must have been almost
as large as the gall bladders possessed by
the Albert Lea editors. Now if this OPP.
Grafton could only be performed on Luce
and Day, what blessing it would be to
that little burg. - =.
Martin Martinson, of Rushford, on
his way to St. Paul Monday, dropped off
the train to get glass of beer. just
before reaching the depot on his return
the train began to pull out, and he made
run for it, catching on the railing his,
feet becoming tangled under the car.
He was dragged and tumbled along for
some distance, considerably barking his
limbs and peeling his face, until he was
released and put into the Car. No bones
were broken, and he was not seriously
injured. It was narrow escape how
eyer.
DIR. Macdonald has returned from La
Crosse. having concluded his engage
ment with DR.. Powell, and resumed gen,
eral practice here. About August first
he expects to go to Chicago for two
weeks, to enter the Office of an eminent
catarrh specialist as pupil; also to Sc
cure the necessary apparatus for the treat
ment of that offensive affection, as we'll
as for the sulphuretted hydrogen treat
ment of consumption, and lastly to study
the modus operandi of certain lately sug
gested operations for the relief of uterine
displacement.
This is no fish story, nor is it one of
those sea serpent or snake stories. Mrs.
Dinsmore has flock of turkeys, and as
a couple of the hen turkeys were setting
an old gobbler took notion that he
wanted to ''set" too. Consequently he
took nest of Is eggs, which he attended
to faithfully, Matching out full litter of
young turks. They are now about a
week old, and he still hunts food, hovers
and cares for them as tenderlY as any
hen could do. Any one that doubts these
facts, can call on Mrs. Dinsmore and see
this strange sight for themselves. Ehl
Graham, how is that for boom?. The
Waseca roosters can't hold a candle to
our gebblers.
Judge Ormanzo Allen, of Los Ange-
les, California, is making his Austin
friends rejoice by allowing the light of
his countenance to shine upon them. He
will spend some time in the city. attend
ing to various business matters. He
notes Austin improvements with a very
satisfied expression of countenance, but
contends that LosAngeles is something of
a nlQna Q1c0 Ho III ~ 1,,rSnn tho
first three months he was there it was I'M.
possible to get paper through the mail.
The force employed at the post Office was
unable to perform the work of the Office
and no attempt was made to distribute
the newspapers and they were thrown
aside in lump to be sold as old paper.
1t is impossible to make the eastern au.
thorities appreciate the growth of GU,
western cities and provide proper facili.
ties for them.
Wells Advocate: The railroad shops
and division have at last been removed
from this station to Austin. The machin.
cry used in the shops has been going fol
several days past, and the change in the
division takes place to day. OF course
shops and division taken elsewhere, and
the village may not do quite so much
business for time. But the depression
if there be any, will be but temporary.
Many of the employees of the railroad
company will leave their families here
for the present, and some will not take
them away at all. They will doubtless
leave so gradually that their departure
will be more than offset by the new
farmers who will and are now coming to
take up the vacant land around the vii
lage. a. o. -. g.. ,Sa@ .. ~: g..
-D1ED-Of Consumption, Friday, Ju
ly /, at 4 p. m, at the house of his broth
in-law, Mark Williams, in Moscow, John
F: Mcintyre. aged 20 years. He leaves q
wife and two young children. The fu